Heim Nachricht Vermeiden Sie riesige Süßigkeiten und Kugeln zu Weihnachten in 2 Minuten im Weltraum!

Vermeiden Sie riesige Süßigkeiten und Kugeln zu Weihnachten in 2 Minuten im Weltraum!

Autor: Evelyn May 16,2022

Machen Sie sich bereit für ein unglaublich chaotisches Weihnachtsupdate in 2 Minutes in Space! Der mobile Hit von Rarepixels verzichtet auf schicke Raumschiffe und macht etwas weitaus Festlicheres (und ehrlich gesagt Bizarres).

Wir stellen den bösen Weihnachtsmann und seinen rebellischen Schlitten vor!

Das ist kein durchschnittlicher, lustiger Weihnachtsmann. Dieser böse Weihnachtsmann liebt das Feiertags-Chaos. In diesem neuen Level steuern Sie seinen Schlitten durch den Weltraum und weichen dabei schelmischen Rentieren und unsichtbaren Feinden aus, die Raketen abfeuern. Ihr Ziel? Bringen Sie den mürrischen Weihnachtsmann in einem Stück zurück zur Erde!

In diesem Level geht es nicht nur darum, Gefahren zu vermeiden; Es ist auch optisch ein atemberaubendes Erlebnis. Erwarten Sie riesige Weihnachtsdekorationen und verrückte Süßigkeiten, die inmitten der Sterne Chaos anrichten. Sogar Weihnachtsschmuck ist in diesem Raum gefährlich!

Wann ist der festliche Spaß?

Das Weihnachtsupdate startet am 7. Dezember 2024 und läuft bis zum 10. Januar 2025. Erwarten Sie eine Mischung aus Humor, Weihnachtsstimmung und dem charakteristischen Survival-Gameplay des Spiels.

Neu bei 2 Minutes in Space? Dieses einfache, aber süchtig machende Spiel wurde ursprünglich im Januar 2018 für Android veröffentlicht und fordert Sie heraus, so lange wie möglich im Weltraum zu überleben und dabei Asteroiden, Schwerkraftfeldern und anderen Gefahren auszuweichen.

Laden Sie es aus dem Google Play Store herunter und erleben Sie das Weltraum-Ferienchaos! Nicht Ihr Ding? Seien Sie gespannt auf unser nächstes Update zu Pokémon Sleeps Growth Week Vol. 3!

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